Connie Francis - Signature Pt 3

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Connie Francis is interviewed on "Signature" and talk about her early career, her 1974 rape, and losing her voice.

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  • @lorraineliuzzoby7191
    @lorraineliuzzoby71913 жыл бұрын

    Connie Francis is the best singer in International. The entire world loves the great singer,actress,4 Major classic movies. We all talk about you every day. My youngest daughter,Linda bought me two Connie Francis Tee 👚 shirts. I have All of her greatest hits. She should go down in history as the best singer in the 🌍 world. We love 💕 you Connie Francis!!!😄💝

  • @luvsjudy
    @luvsjudy5 жыл бұрын

    I Was There That Night...Miss. Frances Could Have Stood On Stage And All Her Loyal Fans Would Have Been Happy...She Will Be Loved♥️♥️♥️

  • @robertrobbins5691
    @robertrobbins56912 жыл бұрын

    To take a word "rape" and own it, then triumph over it, is truly inspiring. Connie Francis received a huge ovation that night at Westbury because she deserves nothing but love and respect. And that Miss Francis is what your fans feel for you. Bravo.

  • @jakre10
    @jakre1015 жыл бұрын

    Every single victim of crime (not just rape victims) should see this video. What a remarkable woman

  • @waynebrasler
    @waynebrasler8 жыл бұрын

    Being the long-time fan club president for another famous singer, I was able to meet Connie Francis when she was appearing in Chicago. After a remarkable concert, I was admitted backstage. The first impression for me was how tiny she is! Beyond that, she was totally down to earth, very conversational (she asked if I knew where her group could get some great Jewish deli food and I told her and she told her secretary, "Call and tell them 12 people are coming but don't give me name." She turned to me again and said, "I don't mind if people see and want to talk or get an autograph but I don't like a big fuss being made because I am going." Like almost everyone I have met in show business over the decades, she was very bright, very articulate and someone who clearly had achieved amazing things in her life.

  • @MsFanmail
    @MsFanmail11 жыл бұрын

    and a fantastic singer i know i was'nt born when she was big in her heyday but she had an amazing voice.

  • @SanAntonioCrooner
    @SanAntonioCrooner15 жыл бұрын

    This was an intense and so emotional interview. Thank you for posting all three parts - an incredible rarity and a glimpse into how Connie did her best to cope with what happened to her. It's a shame that the bi-polar illness caused further trouble for her after the comeback. But it is evident from this interview that she had successfully dealt with the rape. Again, thank you for posting this.

  • @earthart2010
    @earthart20105 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for the great interview I love Connie Francis.

  • @SugahCat
    @SugahCat15 жыл бұрын

    I had not seen this since it aired. God Bless this woman. Unless you have had to cope with so much hell in life, you should not judge others. I am just THRILLED she is still alive, I just wish her WELLness" Via Con Dios Concetta!

  • @jberenfeld
    @jberenfeld4 жыл бұрын

    A remarkable - very loveable, likeable, talented/gifted, smart, courageous, human being.

  • @vanguard1952
    @vanguard195211 жыл бұрын

    She's so intelligent and insightful. I wish we could press life's rewind button. I know what she meant about the audience being with her regardless of the state of her voice. I was at 2 of the London Palladium shows in Nov 1989 when Connie had throat problems. She bravely completed the shows,and received standing ovations,I think because the audience were thanking her for the fabulous past. After such a traumatic life,I suspect Connie will have fluctuations,but she knows her real fans are loyal.

  • @neilklein5688

    @neilklein5688

    6 жыл бұрын

    Bill Moss Connie is a renaissance women!!! She was a strsight A student in high school & thought about becoming a doctor in medical research!!! She is down to earth & very beautiful & feminine!!!

  • @richardingram3653
    @richardingram365311 жыл бұрын

    that was a great interview its good she was able to confront and get over such a terrible thing in her life enjoyed listening to her thank you

  • @fuckedoveredbyincest
    @fuckedoveredbyincest10 жыл бұрын

    all the greatest performers have gone through hell,and gave us their best in what they do.giving is a most improtant thing in life,and what you get back is love.

  • @fuckedoveredbyincest
    @fuckedoveredbyincest10 жыл бұрын

    in the summer of 1988 while riding south on maddison av.we saw dick clark walking at a intersection.i grew up loving this womans music.

  • @simlam58
    @simlam585 жыл бұрын

    "you really can do anything you want to do" Thats the super human that Connie is and has been

  • @gladysbetancourt5125
    @gladysbetancourt51252 жыл бұрын

    😘👍

  • @francinemathilde3123
    @francinemathilde31235 жыл бұрын

    On ne saurai pas traduire en français ce qu'elle raconte. Je ne connais pas beaucoup l 'anglais. Et plus lui Elle ne chanté pas en français ont ne l'entend. Jamais sur nos onde. Il faut achetez ces disques que j'ai bien sûr chez. Moi. Voilà. C'est dit. Merci. Connie. Francis

  • @barbarakenkel1181
    @barbarakenkel11812 жыл бұрын

    That's NOT HER. WHY'S SHE LOOK PRETTIER and A Different NATIONALITY? Strange

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